Found a gift on my car after returning from shopping
Found a gift on my car after returning from shopping
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gilliambot

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141 posts

161 months

Sunday 14th February 2016
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I have returned to my GTS after a spot of shopping to discover a rather serious looking chip / dent. The photo doesn't really do it justice how nasty it is. I can only assume someone has accidentally slammed their trolley into my car. It definitely wasn't there this morning, I doubt that it could have happened on the drive. Anyway, dear PHers, I was just wondering if any of you had an idea of the cost I will incur getting the damage repaired? It's above the passenger side rear lights. Just trying to get an idea to help myself brace the financial impact.

w5pwr

458 posts

219 months

Sunday 14th February 2016
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If it was being done pre-sales by a OPC they would probably use a smart repair company like chips away for less than £200.....
This was what they did to this on my 997 Turbo when I traded it in, you could not tell any different when completed.


Edited by w5pwr on Sunday 14th February 14:58


Edited by w5pwr on Sunday 14th February 14:59

Koln-RS

4,122 posts

241 months

Sunday 14th February 2016
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That's a real shame.

Beware that the quality of 'smart repairs' varies enormously. Those used by OPCs are largely excellent, but many others I wouldn't trust to creosote a fence irked

stevewak

537 posts

159 months

Sunday 14th February 2016
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Possibly not OP's manor but http://www.f1dents.co.uk very good and did impossible job on a Mini for me once.

Buster73

5,610 posts

182 months

Sunday 14th February 2016
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Koln-RS said:
That's a real shame.

Beware that the quality of 'smart repairs' varies enormously. Those used by OPCs are largely excellent, but many others I wouldn't trust to creosote a fence irked
Never been able to get creosote for years man...

Hoofy

79,993 posts

311 months

Sunday 14th February 2016
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Buster73 said:
Koln-RS said:
That's a real shame.

Beware that the quality of 'smart repairs' varies enormously. Those used by OPCs are largely excellent, but many others I wouldn't trust to creosote a fence irked
Never been able to get creosote for years man...
They run out each winter when the use creosote to make cough sweets.

s999sws

89 posts

160 months

Sunday 14th February 2016
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I had a dent repaired by the paintless method, and the job was perfect, but , it all depends on whether the paint has actually been broken through or not.
If the paint is split open, then the method I had done won't work.
The cost was £54 inc vat and I couldn't fault it.
Regards
Sws

Edited by s999sws on Sunday 14th February 19:11